Seeing Vans back in the limelight is little surprise, but wholly comforting all the same. Of course, the brand never fully fell off the radar, but its grip on the masses had certainly loosened in recent years.

However, the skate shoe's renaissance is well and truly on; searches are massively up, and the punky style of the iconic checkerboard slip-on is getting yet another curtain call.

Speaking of Crocs-based nostalgia, the unlikely slip-on that has become too powerful for its own good continues to rule the world, apparently destined to sell out every time it gets a rerun. The latest iteration, which featured a blue Dinoco-inspired makeover, came and went in a flash and is already appearing on resale sites for twice its RRP.

That's not the only past glory the Swoosh has revisited, either. The alien-like aesthetic of Nike Shox, which first exploded onto shelves in 2000, is back in a big way. Nike has recrafted the OG shoe that was the toast of the playground more than two decades ago, as well as adding a sleeker, lower-profile edition to its catalogue.

Once-upon-a-time responsible for the best-smelling shops in the world (probably), Hollister is also on the comeback trail, taking the store's 25th anniversary as an opportunity to reinvent itself, ironically, using the current demand for early noughties fashion to do so.

Specifically, the Southern Californian brand's Twill Jackets have become an improbable hit with an entirely new generation; regularly selling out, there are now even Reddit threads devoted to stock updates...now that's what I call nostalgia.

If you're of a certain age, you'll all but definitely have had a friend/aquitance who turned up to all house parties in a 'Sex, Drugs & Sausage Rolls' T-shirt.

What you might not have thought was that once such pieces faded into the distance, they'd be back in rotation 20+ years on.